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  Hadouken! – Every Weekend (Surface Noise Recordings) ***** Not since The Prodigy has a band brought together fans from as far apart as metal to dance via hip-hop and indie. This is a unique sound that is an absolute must for the highest volume setting your stereo (or your neighbours) can handle. These guys know how to make a sound that just has to get your feet leaping about. The drops are mostly predictable, but exciting as they slowly build up to the crescendo that you know is going to come. Nigel Goodman, 55, teacher, Heaton
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  Screaming Maldini – Screaming Maldini (HipHipHip) ***
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  Blake – Start Over (Universal)&nbsp;****
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  The Jim Jones Revue – The Savage Heart (Play It Again Sam)&nbsp;**
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  Various – Joan Armatrading Presents... Local Talent (Hypertension)&nbsp;***
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  SIR – I have voted in both local and national elections most of my adult life but yesterday yet more twaddle came through my letter box in the form of election for a police and crime commissioner.
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  Alistair Griffin – Albion Sky (Dramatico)&nbsp;***
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           <description><![CDATA[  Santana – Shape Shifter (Starfish) *** When Carlos Santana took Peter Green’s epic Black Magic Woman and made it his own in the Sixties, he was at the zenith of his extraordinary guitar powers.
  Astonishingly he is still going strong with his 26th album Shape Shifter, accompanied by virtuoso musicians from his old band on stand-out tracks like In The Light Of A New Day, Never The Same
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  Fun. – Some Nights (Atlantic Records) ****
  Every now and then a certain song comes along that just blows everything else out of the water. We Are Young is one of those songs which can be found on this album. How can a band be so happy yet
  so sad at the same time – especially when the name of that band is Fun? Some Nights is an incredibly theatrical-sounding CD and at times it is a little larger than life, but I wouldn’t want it any
  other way. I’m tempted to compare this to Queen, but I’m not going to, however, vocalist Nate Ruess does have a slight similarity to Freddie Mercury in his voice – but it’s going to take a lot more
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